👉 Here’s how to get started: 1. PLEASE introduce yourself — who you are, what you do, and one area you most want to improve. 2. Pick one tool and use it this week. 3. Share your score, insight, or takeaway from a resource. You’re here because you care about protecting your health, your team, and your clinic — and you’re in the right place. This community is about action, not lip service. Inside the Classroom you’ll find FREE resources you can start using today, including: Durable Clinic Scorecard™ → see where your clinic is strong or at risk Fuel Up Fast snack kit guide → boost energy without the crash Sleep for Recovery & Energy → small steps to recharge better Micro-Breaks That Save Your Body → protect your body during shifts 21-Day Kickstart→ simple exercise & nutrition plan with video demos This is a judgment-free zone with 100% support. We’re here to stop burnout before it happens, extend careers, and help veterinary professionals stay stronger and healthier in the work they love.Glad you’re here. Let’s get started. 💪🐾 Come for the tools, stay for the community.

I say "yes". I spent yesterday morning with an equine vet team, observing their unique physical and emotional demands. Veterinary athletes all around! It's akin to practicing medicine while playing in an NFL game simultaneously. The key takeaway for me was the importance of integrating a human durability program into the academic and work environments of veterinary professionals (for both large and small animals). What are your thoughts on this?

My name is Amber, I have been in the field for 6 years in texas, I am currently in school to get my associates degree to become a licensed technician. I had wanted to be a DVM when I was a child but never thought I'd actually be able to do it. But then I discovered I could be a technician and fell in love with the profession. But sometimes to burnout get hard, mentally, emotionally, and physically. So I'm here to figure out some better ways of dealing with it and help my team out by passing them along.

Hi everyone.I'm new here.I am just starting out my career as a veterinary tech, I want to eventually become a vet and open my own vet clinic!

Yeah, I did. It's time to tap the breaks and buckle up for the upcoming festivities. Anyone have tips on how to manage good nutrition during this time of year?